Winamp is dead.

**DJ Ms. White** · 11-21-13, 03:09 AM

Originally Posted by Guyver

You probably just don't know how to use foobar.

"Mommy...this is too hard!! What do I do?"

Also, I distinctly remember multiple Guyver threads in this forum asking about how to fix foobar. I guess the one it was too hard for was you.

**Guyver** · 11-21-13, 03:23 AM

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

Foobar is clunky. I prefer VLC to it.

Clunky...lol?

VLC is 22MB, foobar is 3.6MB

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

Also, I distinctly remember multiple Guyver threads in this forum asking about how to fix foobar. I guess the one it was too hard for was you.

You have a bad memory ...I was asking how to convert a foobar .9.5.2 configuration, over to foobar 1.x

Knowing to how to use foobar, and knowing how to skin and code foobar...are two totally different things.

Nice try, but you lose.

**Bunni** · 11-21-13, 07:13 AM

Vlc has serious decoding problems. The only draw to vlc is that it can play just about anything.

Not much can beat the quality foobar and output when configured correctly.

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**Gumby** · 11-21-13, 07:35 AM

Winamp died the day AOL bought it. It just took some time for the body to grow cold.

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**Bunni** · 11-21-13, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by Gumby

Winamp died the day AOL bought it. It just took some time for the body to grow cold.

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yeah, only thing I've ever used it for is to sync music to my phone for which it was kind of handy (managed library, grabbed playlists, organized music).... What's everyone use to sync music to their phones now adays?

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**nihilanth311** · 11-21-13, 07:40 AM

On my 3 Android phones I just did the old explorer drag/drop into a music folder. Today I have an iPhone and drag and drop from iTunes ... wirelessly.

**enf** · 11-21-13, 07:47 AM

So much hate for a program that nobody is forced to use. It plays my music, which is all I care about so I'll happily keep using it even after it's not supported anymore.

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**DJ Ms. White** · 11-21-13, 07:49 AM

I honestly just use Google Play. I can put my own tracks in there and sync to my phone or other devices easily and automatically, and it has features like Spotify. Cheaper than Spotify, too; there's no free version for streaming though. That being said, $7.50/month isn't expensive. There's only so much quality you can get out of a phone anyway, so I don't bother with super duper quality stuff for it. If I want that, that's what my desktop with my HT Omega and my AKG's are for. That's what I used when going through a new album for the station.

**Gumby** · 11-21-13, 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by Bunni

yeah, only thing I've ever used it for is to sync music to my phone for which it was kind of handy (managed library, grabbed playlists, organized music).... What's everyone use to sync music to their phones now adays?

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I plug my phone into my PC and drag and drop from my media server

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**SmokenScion** · 11-21-13, 01:03 PM

I have Completely different library on my phone, and um I only listen to Mp3's on my phone. Otherwise While I'm at work I use Spotify Free.

I use TinyTunes to get my music on my Galaxy S4. (Formerly TinyShark)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...inytunes&hl=en

I guess I should start plugging the phone into the computer, but When I do so it adds constantly running programs to my desktop. Ugh......